Sentence examples for broader though from inspiring English sources

There are a number of factors to consider, specific to Tower Hamlets, some broader though.

Turkey's influence is greater in northern Iraq and broader, though not deeper, than Iran's in the rest of the country.

The dismissal of payroll taxes as something meaningful is even broader, though; it is deeply, pathologically woven into the Republican world view.

Some relief came when she left London, to pursue a B.A. at Falmouth College of Arts, in Cornwall, where the discussion was broader, though no less stringent: "If you were going to paint, you had to have a bloody good reason to do it.

Is a broader, though more subtle, "Buy Chinese" movement on the rise that could have an adverse impact on the future growth of foreign brands in China?

California's law is substantially broader, though.

Broad, though, does have a bit of form when it comes to defying the odds.

The final word went to Broad, though, with the Australian simply headlining him as the man "you love to hate".

Broad, though, offers Finch the juiciest of short, wide half-trackers and gets thunked away square for four.

Broad, though, knows his mistake was particularly costly and held up his hands in the dressing room during the tea interval.

In a broader sense, though, I understand Kaine's invocation of treason.